Question 1

What wetsuit do I need for Sunset Cliffs – Garbage?

Accepted Answer

The wetsuit recommendation for Sunset Cliffs – Garbage is based on today's live water temperature from the nearest buoy. Visit the Sunset Cliffs – Garbage water temperature page for the current reading and a specific wetsuit thickness recommendation (e.g., 3/2mm, 4/3mm, or boardshorts).

Question 2

What is the water temperature at Sunset Cliffs – Garbage right now?

Accepted Answer

Current water temperature at Sunset Cliffs – Garbage is sourced from CDIP and NDBC buoy networks and updated multiple times per day. The page also shows seasonal trends and monthly averages so you can plan trips in advance.

Question 3

Is the water warm enough to surf without a wetsuit at Sunset Cliffs – Garbage?

Accepted Answer

Whether you need a wetsuit at Sunset Cliffs – Garbage depends on the current water temperature. In summer at warmer breaks, boardshorts may suffice above ~70°F. In colder months or at northern beaches, a 3/2mm–5/4mm fullsuit is typically required. Check the current reading on the Sunset Cliffs – Garbage water temperature page for a specific recommendation.

Question 4

What time of year is the water warmest at Sunset Cliffs – Garbage?

Accepted Answer

Water temperature at Sunset Cliffs – Garbage typically peaks in late summer (August–October) and drops to its coldest in late winter (February–March). The monthly averages chart on the Sunset Cliffs – Garbage water temperature page shows the full seasonal pattern so you can plan your trip.

Sunset Cliffs – Garbage Water Temp & Wetsuit Guide

Sunset Cliffs – Garbage

Keep planning Sunset Cliffs – Garbage

Nearby Surf Spots

Sunset Cliffs North (Garbage)

New Break (Nubes)

Sunset Cliffs – Luscombs

Osprey Point

Sunset Cliffs North (Garbage)

New Break (Nubes)

Sunset Cliffs – Luscombs

Osprey Point

Sunset Cliffs – Garbage